Good "starter or beginner" coral
- Thread starter bigpapa
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nano reefer
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leather corals are easy too, just make sure it comes attatched to a rock, other wise it can be a pain.
rebelprettyboy
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Originally Posted by Mr_X
http:///forum/post/2692109
kenya tree. be wqrned though...it will reproduce like crazy. it's hard to remove once you get sick of it...LOL.
lol plus ones. Kenyas are just to dang easy. Also Shrooms are easy as well. sometime zoas can be tricky but for the most part easy as well..
Sun Coral if u wanna feed it all the time since it doesnt depend on lights to live
http:///forum/post/2692109
kenya tree. be wqrned though...it will reproduce like crazy. it's hard to remove once you get sick of it...LOL.
lol plus ones. Kenyas are just to dang easy. Also Shrooms are easy as well. sometime zoas can be tricky but for the most part easy as well..
Sun Coral if u wanna feed it all the time since it doesnt depend on lights to live
jerryatrick
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Originally Posted by FishyGurl
http:///forum/post/2690410
common mushrooms, zoos, star polyps, xenia stuff like that are supposed to be easy
Xenia is hit or miss. You either can't control it or it doesn't do well in your tank. Most of the time it grows at a rapid pace.
I started with mushrooms and I think they are great for covering up bare spots on your liverock.
http:///forum/post/2690410
common mushrooms, zoos, star polyps, xenia stuff like that are supposed to be easy
Xenia is hit or miss. You either can't control it or it doesn't do well in your tank. Most of the time it grows at a rapid pace.
I started with mushrooms and I think they are great for covering up bare spots on your liverock.
texasmetal
Active Member
Originally Posted by JerryAtrick
http:///forum/post/2692157
Xenia is hit or miss. You either can't control it or it doesn't do well in your tank. Most of the time it grows at a rapid pace.
I started with mushrooms and I think they are great for covering up bare spots on your liverock.
Yup. Xenia tends to suddenly melt sometimes.
I second Kenya Tree and its reproductive capabilities.
http:///forum/post/2692157
Xenia is hit or miss. You either can't control it or it doesn't do well in your tank. Most of the time it grows at a rapid pace.
I started with mushrooms and I think they are great for covering up bare spots on your liverock.
Yup. Xenia tends to suddenly melt sometimes.
I second Kenya Tree and its reproductive capabilities.
bigpapa
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Originally Posted by Mr_X
http:///forum/post/2692109
kenya tree. be wqrned though...it will reproduce like crazy. it's hard to remove once you get sick of it...LOL.
Hmmm, sounds like exgirlfriends!!! lol
http:///forum/post/2692109
kenya tree. be wqrned though...it will reproduce like crazy. it's hard to remove once you get sick of it...LOL.
Hmmm, sounds like exgirlfriends!!! lol